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It's that time kiddies— another fine installment of "Free Tunes" Tuesday. And once again it's on, with a true gem!
Brooklyn's Erin Barra has been making noise in her hometown of NYC and beyond. And, frankly, it's kinda difficult not to be a little bit in awe when listening to her music— as it's patently and immediately clear— that it courses through every bit of her being.
It's always refreshing to come across an artist in today's landscape where the that kind of talent takes you aback, straight away. Perhaps that's why the legendary John Oates of Hall & Oates also lends an endorsement on Erin's site.
"When I first met Erin Barra at Berklee… I sensed she had something special. After our first writing session together, my instincts were confirmed. She is an "old Soul" musician with a very modern songwriting sensibility. She is the type of artist who can have a long career in the music business." – JOHN OATES
Wow, if that's not a super-cool "co-sign," we don't know what is! Check out her lil' sparkler of a track, "Skyline," after the jump (oh, did we mention it's free?) a poignant ode to her adopted town of NYC, maybe?
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Elena the sweet rabbit.
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You do know, crouching tiger, that there is a much larger and more updated thread for Dementieva on the Tennis Forum website...even though this thread wont go away the other one is much better...
What a beautifull dress !!!!
Just took a look at Elena website. Looks pretty empty.
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Elena Dementieva was born on October 15, 1981, in Moscow. She is a Russian tennis player, 2008 Olympic Champion Winner and2000 Olympic silver medalist, the winner of the Federation Cup in 2005, four-times Grand Slam finalist (2 times in singles and two times - in doubles). Elena began her tennis career at the age of seven, when she enrolled in Spartacus section of sports. Her first coach was Rausa Islanova. Since 1996, Helen trained at CSKA. Then in 1996 she won French Open for juniors. Helen began her professional career in 1998 and a year later she entered the first hundred best tennis players. In 1999, Helen reached the semifinals of the tournament in Palermo, Sicily. In 2000, she won the silver medal at the Olympic Games in Sydney. Elena won her first WAT tournament in 2003. August 17, 2008 she won the Olympics in singles, beating Dinara Safina in the finals. In April 2009, after the tournament in Miami, Elena rose to third place in the world ranking of the best tennis players. In 2010, Dementieva announced that she wanted to retire. In July 16, 2011 she married to Maxim Afinogenov- a hockey player. She is beautiful and prudent, and she is recognized as one of the sexiest tennis players in the world.
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VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bt3Qre25JE4
As she dod, more than once. I expect she got a little tired of having that expectation hung on her over & over.
It is not easy to participate at the Fed Cup for Russian tennis players. They receive little money for this participation so they are not very motivated. Some tennis players think that they will have trouble to participate at the olympic game. I think you have to volonteer to play at this tournament even at the olympic games.
Russia has a great potential in tennis but the financial problems are not solved.


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RANCHO SANTA FE — Over the last year, one of ClubXcite's featured mentors, Tyler Johnson, has not only formed a supportive and encouraging relationship with Benjamin White, he has also helped White make positive changes leading to personal growth and development. White, 16 and living in Rancho Santa Fe, has been working with Johnson for just over a year, to buy and rebuild a classic car. Everything from stripping it down, to working on the engine, Johnson, after being matched with White, utilizes this activity as a way to build confidence in his mentee, improve on decision making skills, and address potential life struggles that may arise.
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Welcome to World Rabies Day!
September 28 is World Rabies Day, an opportunity for people around the world to unite in rabies prevention.
Every year hundreds of thousands of people like you organize and take part in events.
Although September 28 has now passed, events are still going on. To find out what is happening in your area click here. To register an event under the banner of World Rabies Day, click here.
What can you do?
The individual events themselves vary enormously, from educating village elders in remote areas to national media campaigns, from sponsored runs to mass dog vaccinations.
When people know about rabies, understand how is is transmitted and what to do when a person is exposed to the virus, lives are saved.
There are lots of ways to raise awareness - you could organize a rally, visit a school to talk to the children about safety around dogs, and/or encourage your local newspaper or radio station to recognize World Rabies Day.
Road Show in Nigeria
A procession of people accompanied by dogs and horses, the local band and veterinarians, walked through the major streets of Lagos on World Rabies Day 2012.
Free rabies vaccines were also on offer in five different areas of the state: Agege, Alimosho, Badagry, Epe and Ikorudu.
The motto of the event 'We shall box out rabies out of our town'.
Stopping rabies in dogs is the key to preventing the disease in people. If you can organize a mass vaccination of dogs in your area, this is powerful way to prevent the spread of the virus.
In countries where rabies is no longer endemic, people raise money to support our work. They might take part in a sponsored run or sell something they no longer want on ebay and donate the money to us. You can do this too. Click here to find out more about fundraising.
Fun Run in Quebec
To mark World Rabies Day 2013, the Faculté de médecine vétérinaire of the Université de Montréal hosted its 4th annual FUN RUN. Runners of all ages and abilities all took part in the 5km. Many of them accompanied by their dog!
Participants paid a $15 entrance fee. Spectators were free!
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Doing something for World Rabies Day is a way you can make a positive impact on the world.
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Stallone II
After years of muscling his way across the screen, Sylvester Stallone seeks a different label: serious actor.
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Sylvester Stallone, Mar/Apr 98
"I did ["Saturday Night Live"] because it will do more to change my image than anything else," Sylvester Stallone said after viewing his Sepetmber 27, 1997, TV appearance for the first time. "Millions of people watch this show. They'll think of me differently." Changing his public image is one of Stallone's top priorities. He no longer simply wants to be seen as Rambo, or remembered for his multiple Rocky movies. His decision to take on the part of the 40-pounds overweight Freddy Heflin in Copland last year wasn't about playing a character. It was a carefully chosen role aimed at transforming his image. He wants to shed the constraints of the sculpted, physical action heroes that he milked for 20 years. Instead, he wants to return to his roots as a serious actor. In truth, his Copland performance echoed his first major role in Rocky, the career-launching low-budget movie that turned Stallone's name into Hollywood gold.
Stallone doesn't regret the way Rocky took over his life. In fact, it's his favorite role. It doesn't hurt that it also gave him extraordinary wealth and freedom and a place in cinematic history for the successful marketing of the sequel genre. Yet there's a nostalgia that creeps into Stallone's voice today when he talks about his wishes to return to serious acting, to serious roles that don't depend on flexing his muscles and flying through the air with danger all around.
Regret is probably too strong a word for his assessment of some of the movies he has made since 1980. But there are some titles on the list that he's on record as despising in one form or another: Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot, Judge Dredd, Assassins, Daylight and even the last in his Rocky series. His published comments on those films alone would fill a Worst Nightmares list for most any actor working today.
What seems evident is that Stallone has reached a point in his life where he is scrutinizing almost everything about his past, not just his choices of movies, but his personal life as well. Call it a mid-life course correction, or just the onset of a more mature wisdom. On "Larry King Live," for instance, Stallone recently said that he'd "made tremendous mistakes in my private life where I'm trying to rectify things."
In his Miami mansion, a glittering array of rooms filled with almost-over-the-top baroque treasures and priceless paintings, Stallone is quick to show off one tiny person who is helping mend the past: Sophia Rose, his 18-month-old daughter. Jennifer Flavin, whom Sylvester married last May in London, is also ever-present, being mom and lady of the manor, making sure everything is running right. Even the house, however, isn't safe from the scrutiny of what is right or not right about his life. The Miami digs went on the market last fall for $27 million. Stallone isn't saying where they'll move, but he admits to wanting more time in Los Angeles, while keeping a home "somewhere on the East Coast," probably somewhere less visible than Miami, but with plenty of golf courses to serve his obsession with the little white ball.
When all is said and done, the 51-year-old Stallone knows he will never be able to totally abandon the fighting-against-the-odds character of Rocky. In truth, the challenge to overcome the obstacles is what makes him tick. He often cites the profound feelings of inadequacy that he grew up with, and thus, the glorified hero and the accolades it provides is salve for the struggles of his earlier life. At the same time, Stallone sees himself as a consummate actor, a professional who take can take on any role, be it a serious drama or a comedy. He only wants to be able to assume all sides of his on-screen characters and to be offered serious roles that stretch him as an actor. But in the end, he yearns for a place in cinematic lore beyond Rocky and Rambo.
The desire is honest. You can hear it in his words and see it in his eyes. In his den, a dark, wood-paneled room filled with leather-bound books, leather chairs and rare Bedouin rifles hanging high on the walls, there is a small, homespun knit pillow inscribed with what truly must be Stallone's words to live by: "He lived life on his own terms. He fought his wars. He lost a few. But he never quit."
In a comprehensive interview late last year with Cigar Aficionado, Stallone discussed his life, from cigars to golf to new movies to another retelling of the Rocky legend.
Cigar Aficionado: There are humidors everywhere here. You clearly love cigars. Tell me what about them attracts you.
Stallone: I smoked cigarettes for many years, probably from the time I was about 12 years old. I remember up until the time I was doing Rocky I, I had a cigarette when I was in the ring. That's how bad the addiction was. Finally, I said, "This is only going to bring an early death." There also came a point when I thought that cigarettes looked somewhat silly on adults. Yet I have always been drawn to the idea of an oral fixation, and also feeling somewhat more relaxed with something smoking in my hand.
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A fast moving fire that sparked in an unattached garage damaged four homes in Pennsauken Sunday night.
The fire sparked in the area of the 1700 block of 41st Street.
No one was injured but firefighters say they rescued two cats. The cats were given oxygen by emergency responders and appeared to be okay.
Firefighters say the wind was a factor in how quickly the fire spread.
Two of the homes suffered minor damage while the other two showed signs of heavy damage.
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In his first game back -- his first inning, actually -- he underscored that importance and helped give Boston an early lead in an eventual 4-3 loss.
Damon, who was carted off the field in Oakland by an ambulance, spent the night in a Bay Area hospital with a concussion and missed Games 1 and 2 of the AL Championship Series, received a thunderous ovation from the Fenway Park crowd before Game 3 on Saturday.
"This is the reason I wanted to come play here at Fenway. The fans have been awesome," he said. "For me, this is just a great place to play."
And when he camped under Enrique Wilson's lazy fly ball, fighting the twilight sun in center to record the first out of the game, the cheers were just as loud.
"Yes, even battling the bright sun out there, I had a feeling it was going to be hit to me," Damon said. "It wasn't a tough play, and I was able to track it down no problem."
But that was nothing compared to the decibel level in the bottom of the inning, which Damon opened with a rocket of an infield single off Yankees starter Roger Clemens that third baseman Wilson did well to simply knock down.
With the crowd still rocking, Damon scooted to third on a double off the Green Monster by Todd Walker, then strolled home on a two-run single by Manny Ramirez.
There was little doubt that Damon had recovered from the concussion he suffered in the ALDS, in which he batted .316 and had a hit in all five games. Not completely recovered, but enough to give the Sox that spark they felt they were missing without him.
"I felt all right," Damon said after the game. "I just feel very tired. It was still a possibility I wasn't going to play today because when I went out there, I felt a couple steps slow.
"I haven't played in a couple of days. I kind of felt like the first day of Spring Training. My legs didn't feel there. My head wasn't as focused as I would have liked when I stepped on the field, but I felt good enough to go out and step on the field."
He looked pretty good with one out in the third when he singled again, slapping a ground ball to short that Derek Jeter knocked down before deciding not to make a throw.
"Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good," Damon said. "I hit two balls hard right at them, and fortunately the scorekeeper took good care of me."
And in the sixth, Damon led off with his third hit of the night against Clemens, a line drive into left field. Despite moving into scoring position when Walker drew a walk, he was stranded when Nomar Garciaparra struck out and Ramirez hit into an inning-ending double play.
In his final at-bat, against Mariano Rivera to open the bottom of the eighth, Damon grounded out. His batting average in the postseason is .391 (9-for-23), but despite the dramatic return, the loss left him wanting for more.
"Unfortunately," he said, "I couldn't get the extra-base hits and get myself into scoring position a little bit more. ... I'm going to make sure I get a good night's rest. I'll be ready to go tomorrow."
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Academic Flexibility:
The school is pretty good about dealing with problems of flexability.
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While there are a wide variety of classes offered, my college is a little short staffed, the curriculum is fast-paced, in a good way, and workload isn't too heavy for most classes.
Campus Resources:
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When visiting the counselor's for guidance and advice it can be difficult to determine if they're even helping me. I have gone multiple times and felt like nothing was solved. I even ended up doing my own plan and now I schedule my own classes for each semester and do the payment plan myself as well. I really love the tutoring office though, they have always been helpful for whatever I go for.
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Binds when picked up
Use: Teaches you how to summon this companion.
Idles about and turns head.
Pit-pattering footsteps; vocalizations (on-click)
Falls in love with and chases Bombay Cat, Black Tabby Cat, Calico Cat, or a Feline Familiar.
This pet is rewarded via the mail when your character completes the "Shop Smart, Shop Pet...Smart" achievement. To complete this achievement, your character must possess at least 50 unique vanity pets. Upon learning your 50th vanity pet spell, you'll immediately receive this pet in your mailbox, sent by Dalaran's vendor, Breanni.
Note that Breanni's message asks you to care for him because he "refuses to play nice with others." The message also warns that Stinker "has a thing for black cats." So if he finds a Bombay Cat, Black Tabby Cat, Calico Cat, or a Feline Familiar nearby, he will fall in love with it and chase it around.
This pet is also available as a FigurePets collectible (series 1).
P.S. Patch 3.3 - He also chases Calico Cats.
When I first summoned him while doing a dungeon, one of my team just so happened to have a Bombay cat and seeing the two run around while we're trying to pwn is the most distracting thing in the world, (Especially if you haven't known already that this is Stinker's specialty, charming the lady felines).
But i don't think Stinky smells.
It might be me.
World First lvl 25 Stinker :P
325 Power
260 Speed
this guy is a tank who hits like one, I'm lvling Terrible Turnip now, with sunshine and perk up he gets I think 2240 max HP or something rediculous. Havnt decided on 3rd but possibly rocket bot to kill off any beasts who want to do him harm.
Why doesn't the fawn do something special though? He was supposed to be for 100 pets originally. And he doesn't get something cool? I still like the fawn, but Stinker is way more awesome.


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Dr. Rhea: It's a very complex process, especially for generic sterile injectable products. There's a whole litany of issues that they can face, but one thing that we see more than anything else is that a lot of these companies actually don't manufacture the products themselves. They use third party contractors and some of them are not even in the United States so they don't have as much control as they could over the manufacturing process. If there's a problem along the line, they can't react to it very quickly and a lot of times it takes months to find secondary suppliers and secondary raw material ingredients that it takes to manufacture these products.
Where do you draw the line where you know you're putting the patient at risk versus not given them any treatment all?
Dr. Rhea: Yes, that's certainly something I think the FDA regulators deal with on an everyday basis. I think the new User Fee Act really puts the ball in their hands to make those determinations and make sure that there's a balance between public safety, which absolutely is a number one priority, and making sure that products are available when we need them.
What is your take on the User Fee Act? Do you think it's going to be enough, or what's kind of the buzz in the pharmacy communities?
Dr. Rhea: I think everyone across the pharmacy community and the medical community really applauded the act. We really think that it's a step in right direction. It gives FDA authority to take some actions that will help to mitigate shortages and hopefully prevent them from ever occurring. I think we are kind of in a wait-and-see mode. I really am very hopeful that it will start eliminating some of the issues that we've seen and we can get back to really taking care patients as our full-time priority, but I think it's yet to be seen.
One thing that stuck out to me mostly when we talked last time was you talked to some your colleagues about working in Third World countries. Did you ever get that feeling as well? What kind of take did you put on?
Dr. Rhea: I think what we've seen is a general resetting of our expectations. In medical school and pharmacy school we're taught to use the best evidence-based regiment for patients when they come in and that's true, but today really we use the best evidence based regiment among products that are available. In today's world in the United States, we figure that we should have the best medicine and have these products constantly available on our shelves when the reality today is that's not always the case. So we have to take into account what we have available and be able to use that.
What was the worst-case scenario you had to deal with yourself when it came to shortages? Were you ever at a point where you couldn't give the patients the care that you thought was the best for them or had to find an alternative?
Dr. Rhea: Probably the worst-case scenario that we've seen is a product called Doxil; it's a cancer drug and there's really no alternative to it that you can substitute and have the exact same effect and the exact same side-affect profile. That was a drug that was not available for multiple months and patients were on a waiting list and it was a very difficult situation. Now the FDA has actually allowed us to import that from overseas which has really helped, but there were a number of months where the product was not available and it was a heart breaking situation in a lot of cases.
Were there any other extremes that you had to take to get the drugs that you needed? Did you ever find yourself in the situation where you had to buy from a third party that was jacking up the prices by three hundred to a thousand percent?
Dr. Rhea: By practice we do not use gray market distributors at Duke Hospital. It's a practice we've stayed away from whole heartedly. I truly do not believe that those are good decisions to make. When you start going to those gray market distributors you don't know where the product came from. We can't insure that it's been kept at the right storage conditions, that it's sterile, and that it's really even the product that you intend to give. What we really tend to go to are more imported products. The FDA has certified certain products that are available overseas that were not available in the United States and allowed us to import them to be used on patients here in the US, and that's really helped. Certainly it comes at an expense over our commercially available products that were here if the manufacturers were able to bring them to market, but it's really helped on a number of different occasions.
Is there a stockpile overseas or is there another manufacturer overseas where you can get that from?
Dr. Rhea: It just depends. In certain circumstances there are other manufacturers overseas that use FDA inspected and maintained facilities and we can use those once the FDA goes through the process and allows us to import them. Here in the United States we really only have about five to seven big generic houses that make ninety percent of our generic injectable products. So what we see is if maybe only two of or three of those companies make one highly used product, if the company that is driving the market's product is unavailable all of a sudden then all of that product dries up. It could be for days but more than likely it's weeks or months that we have to fight for that product.
Did you find yourselves stockpiling stuff as much as you could or making different doses out of higher doses?
Dr. Rhea: I don't like the word stockpiling at all. We stock as much as we can to help our patients. It's a thing where we really coordinate with a lot of the hospitals in the region as well. We're all in this battle together and if I have more of an agent than another hospital down the street and they've got a need, we work very well together to share product and make sure that we can all treat our patients accordingly.
Like you said, it's kind of like the new norm and you've had to adapt to the situation. Did you find it was a difficult process or did you have a lot of cooperation with other hospitals to work your way around the situation?
Dr. Rhea: We work very well with our other hospitals. We have a clear line of communication, I know the pharmacist in charge of procurement in each of those facilities, and whenever we run in to issues we get on the phone and we talk. We use our resources and we really work within the supply chain of a lot of different options. We work with different wholesalers, we work direct to manufacturing purchasing that we didn't used to have to do that we have to do today, so a lot of avenues. We make that sure we coordinate with all of our healthcare partners in the area to make sure that everyone is able to treat their patients.
So you had to think out of the box in some situations.
Dr. Rhea: Yes, absolutely. A lot of these situations are really moving targets; you can have certain information one minute and then an hour, two hours later the situation completely changes. So it's really nice to have people who are dedicated to making sure that they stay on top of these things and make sure that we have products on a daily basis.
There's no simple solution to this, do you think there ever will be?
Dr. Rhea: I hope so and the one thing to understand about this situation is we've had congressional hearings, there's been summits, there's been conferences and the one thing that's come out of all of those discussions is that there's no one cause and there's no one answer. So I think as long as we keep this in the forefront of our minds, if people throughout the healthcare community and the regulatory community continue to identify problems, to identify solutions, and to work together, hopefully in the future this situation will minimize to a point where we don't have to worry and talk about drug shortages in the way that we do today.
You said it's stabilized now but do you ever see it getting worse again?
Dr. Rhea: I hope it doesn't get worse. I think it's a partnership between manufacturers, government regulators like the FDA and DEA, and consumers to make sure that we work together, set expectations, and that all of us meet those expectations.
I realize there were some drugs that weren't on the list and some people weren't happy about that. Do you think those will be added at some point? Or do you think it's kind of a living breathing thing that will adapt as need be?
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With Apple about 20% lower over 3 months, what should you do with this stock? The Mad Money host answered candidly.
If you watch Mad Money regularly, you know that Cramer has been an Apple bull for quite some time – he recommended the stock at $50.
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"Two things happened this weekend that have crystallized my concerns about the company, all in a 24 hour period," Cramer explained.
"First, my eldest daughter texted me to ask me if I knew anyone at Apple because she hated the new version of iTunes. I said that I didn't like it either. She then texted back that none of her friends like it either. She said it stinks."
"Then I went to the Verizon store to activate the 3g on my iPad mini and my tech guy, who knows how much I like Apple products told me that Apple's going down the wrong path - that it is charging more for a product that isn't that superior to Samsung's phone with Google software and that in many ways it is inferior."
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Cramer admits the evidence is anecdotal, but it's also fairly negative.
"I love this company. And of course, things can turn around. I'm still holding some of my Apple position because Apple could still dazzle, maybe with an acquisition, maybe a new product."
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New Sunderland striker Ji Dong-won has been summoned, as has fellow English Premier League player Lee Chung-yong of Bolton Wanderers.
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Terrible! Do not go there to eat. The worst experience I have had at a restaurant ever. The place smells of urine and garbage and the seating is fend for yourself, with people waiting everywhere to jump on an open table. We waited 20 minutes for a table to open up. We sat down and were ignored for another 20 minutes until someone acknowledged us, telling us they would be right with us. After another 10 minutes we grabbed a waiter and asked if he could take our order, he said he wasn't really a waiter and that we were at a table that wasn't being serviced. He then turned his back on us and took the tables order whom had just sat down. The people sitting at our table (in the middle of the upstairs dining section) before us were waited on, and there were menus on the table, yet we weren't at a serviceable table, what a bunch of BS. We immediately left as I felt disrespected and my fiancé ended up crying about the encounter at the next place we went. They ruined our one night in Nashville, and I will most certainly never return there. Worst. Place. Ever.
Too Expensive !! – $140 for four people. I should have checked their prices before ordering. $5 warm beers. $7 for stale chips and canned salsa. Top dollar for plastic cups and paper napkins. At these prices you should eat at The Palm (next door). Too expensive for mediocre food !!
Avoid this like the plague – WORST SERVICE EVER & A TOTAL RIP OFF!
As we sat down I let our waitress Hollie know that we were in a hurry. As it turned out I might as well told the brick wall that, since Hollie obviously could care less. She is the most incompetent and rudest wait person I've ever experienced.
After getting no where with Hollie I fagged down the other waitress and politely pointing out that others who arrived after we did were already eating. They sent the bus boy over to cover up their incompetence by using the excuse that they were really busy.
At that point I had enough and asked to speak with the manager who tactfully said she would void the credit card charge which I had already paid for the entire meal including the 3 drinks we had consumed. This was a reasonable way to deal with the situation, except for; I just received my Master card statement and you guessed it, they charged me for everything including the food I never received.
It's Patio weather in Nashville!! – Ok, so it's beautiful outside today(4/17/09) and I'm sitting up on Rippy's patio working from here on my laptop. This is awesome! They have really good food and really cold beer, but you have to see this patio. Something really bothered me just a little while ago to make me get on here though.....I just hope whomever I am refering to gets on here to complain and sees my statement! I was sitting up here, minding my own business and 4-5 guys come and sit at the table next to me. The patio is really busy and it take time(not long) for the bartender Beth to come greet them. From that point on they were assholes...one in particular. Long story short...they almost ruined my time b/c they were such jerks! Cut these people a little slack. It's not like she wasn't up here workingreally hard. Anyway, I love this place and everyone who has ever waited on me. I've read through the rest of the reviews while sitting here and all I can say is that anyone that has a bad time here isn't the type of person that was going to have fun anyway. This place is clean, fun, has a great staff, and like I said....A GREAT ROOFTOP PATIO!!!
Loved it! – I'm a Texan & I've had my share of pork ribs, but let me tell you, these were the best ribs I ever had. The coleslaw was really good as well...not too sweet. My husband had the pulled chicken bbque sandwich and he thought it was just ok. The entertainment was fantastic and the beer was cold! If I'm ever back this way I will make it a point to get to Ribby's.
Awful service ok food – I got to Rippys at 8pm on a Thursday night, a few patrons in the place maybe 20% capacity. I stood at the doorway for about 3 maybe 4 mins and not sure who worked there but no one said a word to me so I figured it was seat yourself. After seating myself I waited another 10 mins as I figured out why the service was so bad, 2 servers (one may have been the "hostess") where smoking cigarettes outside and 3 more appeared to be taking breaks inbetween serving others. All of this was occuring about 15 feet from my table. About 10 mins later a girl walked by and asked if was going to order something, (no hello, no menu and no manners) I said please. I guess when you're a popular spot there is no need to offer service. I got my food, it was ok but maybe now I'm biased. Go to Jack's across the street, the food is very good and the service is humble but present.
WATCH YOUR CHANGE – All I can say is watch what they charge you very carefully! The bartenders there were overcharging us. When we questioned them, we were told they were charging some patrons more to make up for the people who don't leave big enough tips!!!! WTF!?!?? .......DON'T GO THERE!!
Rippy's food – My husband and I went to Rippy's in October on vacation. We loved the ribs and the pulled pork, but the very best part of the meal was the beans. They were spicy and delicious. I will definitely go back there the next time we go to Nashville.
great ribs – My wife and I visited rippy's for the first time this past weekend and we were very impressed by the food. We went on a sunday afternoon and they weren't that busy so we sat at the bar to watch the game. I ordered the sampler basket and my wife had the pulled pork with corn cakes. First of all the ribs were out of this world! they weren't the type of BBQ most people are used to, they are a dry BBQ (seasoned and smoked but no sauce). The buffalo wings were also great they were nice and crispy not to mention spicy. The basket also came with sliced tenderloin that tasted fine but was a bit dry. Next time I'll just order the wings as a starter and the get the ribs. My wife loved her sandwich and her corn cakes she said the were just like granny made them when she was a kid (Granny is from rural alabamma). The service was promp and polite and the place was very clean. We went to rippys on the recomendation of a friend from wisconsin and we thank him for the tip.
Sorry but improvements are needed. – My family and I where real hungry and most of the other places we walked by had long lines. We where too hungry to wait in a line so we kept walking and found Rippy's. There was no line and we got right in (should have been the first indicator). The enviroment was nice and I didn't note any issue with not being clean like other reviews that I read. However the service was less than I expected. Our waitress would only make occasional appearances and would dissapear. The food was also bad. My wife and two children as well as myself are not what I would consider real picky (especially when we are real hungry), but we all commented how we wish we would have stood in line somewhere else.
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5/17: Move D b2b Optimo, Jackmaster, J.Phlip @ PW
5/21: Baths @ The Independent
5/30: The Decemberists @ The Crystal Ballroom
6/27: Fuck Buttons @ The Independent
6/28: Robyn & Royksopp @ Bill Graham
You folks just make sure you pack these things well. Shipping drugs and alcohol can potentially cause some problems for all involved.
Part of the reason I was hesitant to participate is because I haven't been around much lately. Don't feel familiar with some folks. But, as others mentioned, the stalking (research) is kinda fun.
If you're shipping alcohol, use Fedex or UPS, not USPS. That way you're not breaking any laws.
I can see the headlines now... "Santa Claus found shitfaced and naked in a cuddle puddle with 8 of his dancing reindeer."
Everyone gets a sheet of acid in a magazine
Now to send it to the mother fucker.
I guess I should start thinking about what to get my secret elf.